Parkinson's Disease Caregivers in Hatch - 11 caregivers found

Very attentive, empathetic and very honest and have the utmost integrity. Friendly, charismatic are also traits of mine aside from being very responsible and dependable coming from a 6 year military background. I always loved to help others in need no matter what circumstances they are in I believe everyone deserves help.

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* 5 years Caregiving *Uplifting, Outgoing, Patient, Positive, Understanding, Trustworthy, Reliable *Love the companionship with my clients and uplifting them when down.

What started me out to be a caregiver is my son was born several palsy so I've been taking care of him pretty much his whole life and having patience and understanding is the key to making a good caregiver I think

I am a kind, trustworthy, loving, attentive,very dependable. I have worked with the elderly since I was sixteen. I drove a 70 year old back and forth to speech therapy in Commerce,Texas. On weekends I stayed from Friday night to Monday morning with a bed bound elderly woman. I read to her, bathed her, cooked all her food and fed her, changed her when she needed changing. I have done elder care since 16 even though I worked a full time job. I took care of my terminally ill father for a year until his death. I did everything. I ran errands, took him to his appointments and took care of all his physical and mental needs. I love taking care of people and I know that if the family has hired me they need respite and have someone with their loved one who is going to take the best care of them.

Hello I'm a Certified Nursing Assistant with a little over 18 years of caregiver , long term care and hospice experience.

I am a very outgoing, happy, friendly person. I love to hear stories , do puzzles and play games. I have a lot of patience and understanding and can follow orders but be compassionate about it. I help them with whatever they need, and if they don't ,I'm still there. IE: They start m,along the bed or doing laundry .I ask only there to help them and as long as they can do something for them selves it makes them feel good to do it or at last help you. I just love helping people and making their life easier when its no longer easier for them. I like to run errand and help them when they need it and if they don't I'm still gonna be there for when they do .The little things make a big difference. I have experience in dementia and COPD and know when you lose your memory or start to its really hard and people need to understand when their parents get upset its rarely at them personally, they are upset with themselves bacaouse they cant remember and its frustrating for them and sometimes they come across as being mad, they are not. I am proud of the memory wall and how it has helped so many people and helps them remember or just think they do.

At a young age my great grandmother was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, my grandmother had a heart attack and was put a pacemaker. Also my mother had a major stroke. I assisted them in many ways and still do. I enjoy being a companion to others. I'm very joyful, open to learning new things and very respectful. I would love to be a help to anyone in my young age for experience and the joy it brings people.

I care so deeply about my patients about the medical field and overall just helping. I love to make people laugh, smile feel better. I know that I would make an outstanding caretaker because I actually care this is more than a pay check to me. This field is my passion I plan to one day go back for nursing when I can afford to do so

I love working with people and making a difference in their lives.